Daily Archives: October 5, 2010

Guest Post by Thomas Fuller When peripheral issues dominate the climate news agenda, it’s normally a sign that not much is happening on the scientific, political or legal front. So the fact that the blogosphere (and increasingly the mainstream) is so heavily focused on the No Pressure video and Ken Cuccinelli’s renewed subpoena of Michael…

This is rather stupid, in my opinion. Not one person I have ever professionally associated with in the cause of climate skepticism has ever said anything at all like what you are about to read below. For the record: Yes, both CO2 and CH4 are “greenhouse gases”, and yes they do have a warming effect…

For those of you that know anything about frost prevention, or have even seen aircraft engines like these mounted on poles in an orchard, this paper will make perfect sense to you. It makes perfect sense to me. According to PNAS, this paper was edited by the late Dr. Steven Schneider, making it even more…

From the AGU Weekly Journal Highlights While sea ice extent has declined dramatically in the Arctic in recent years, it has increased slightly in the Antarctic. Some scientists have suggested that increased Antarctic sea ice extent can be explained by the ozone hole over Antarctica. Previous simulations have indicated that the ozone hole induces a…

By Dr. Roy Spencer Despite cooling in the tropics, the global average lower tropospheric temperature anomaly has stubbornly refused to follow suit: +0.60 deg. C for September, 2010. Since the daily global average sea surface temperature anomalies on our NASA Discover web page have now cooled to well below the 2002-2010 average, there remains a…

I’m surprised Josh Willis would get involved in this as a co-author. Ok… here’s the press release title: First-of-its-kind study finds alarming increase in flow of water into oceans And here’s a quote from the body of the press release: “Many scientists and models have suggested that if the water cycle is intensifying because of…

via the SPPI Blog: Cuccinelli reissues global warming subpoena to U-Va. Source: Washington Post Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has sent a new civil subpoena to the University of Virginia, renewing a demand for documents related to a work of a former university climate scientist that was stymied when a judge blocked his previous request…

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